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Sholaadey:All your point makes no tangible economic sense, Customers ain't customers, have u imagine how refined oil isnt enough for us here in Nigeria yet we export? That's because customers ain't customers, customers from abroad contributes more to the EGR (external generated revenue) which impacts positively to the economy, especially to a production nation which Nigeria isn't one known for such, Instances are too much to be mentioning here but all u need to know is that all the economic policies on papers are real and they can work in an organized society, maybe not in Nigeria |
Sholaadey:Dude this is my field and I will like to school you here without insulting you or being disrespectful. Have u ever heard of what is called total money in circulation, ?? Have u heard what is called trickle-down effect.?? Have u ever heard of what Is called money illusion?? If you have heard of all of this then you will know that ur opinion is so, narrow, myopic and unrealistic See, there is no such thing like printing money to build a gas plant for example, without the money having a trickle down effect to the economy which in turns inject these excess money in the economy which leads to money illusion, the countries u mention that print money on a daily are daily producing than consuming country, for example. If China decides to print 10 million dollars, dey will use this money more in production of goods to be exported to other countries like Nigeria to make more money, but if a country like Nigeria print more money than required, they end up in circulation, which will lead to inflation and money illusion. So u see the two indices for comparison isn't accurate. There is no government that don't print money, but it's is done in moderation, that's why we have IRR, initial reserve ratio, and other agents that's controls that |
tuneryblue:Send me a pm, I am starting second leg of my rollover this weekend |
All these jargons can't be compare to alien ware, mad system ![]() |
No weapon fashion against you shall prosper U sabi pray Nah him u no carry Bible begin read instead of giving in to konji ![]() Use your head carry your wahala abeg ![]() |
kiddkash:Comrade u sabi the trick, say no more ![]() |
Belawy:Everyone has got its own opinion, so that's mine, plus there is certain amount of money that should be in circulation, ones there is excess then inflation sets in |
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SugarGirl44:Oh, it obvious you don't understand economy and money creation, no need further engage you in mentions. Have a lovely Sunday ![]() |
alphaNomega:Lets assume this your theory is practicable, you increase your price as demand increases this is so because every business man don't care about you, he just want to maximize profit, so basic law of demand sets in. The more you demand, the more he increases the prices, the lesser you demand the prices becomes static or declines especially when its not a monopoly market. Reference:- perfect competitive market |
SugarGirl44:I am entitled to my own opinion, don't u think so? |
porthouse7:Everyone is entitle to his or her opinion ![]() |
dazzlingd:Is like buhari can't tame his lions again, they have outgrown him and now they are coming for him, he decided to be serious ![]() |
The tucano jet has a a well defined HD digital camera, why ain't we seeing images of these strikes ? |
alphaNomega:Am a practical economist bro Same reason why fertilizer prices don't change or make prices of food items lower when government subsidies it because there are other factors to be considered, what good does it make pumping money to produce and subsidies beans production when the cost of transporting it to the market is too high, which will make the farmer factor in cost of input to determine how much he put as asking price. This is just one out of many reasons. |
alphaNomega:How can regulatory agency maintain price of goods and services when there is massive monopoly? Practically not possible, I pointed it out that when there is stagflation, regulatory agencies can't do nothing, as it stands now regulatory agencies can't even regulate the market when there is perfect competitive market, how can they regulate it when it is monopolized, ??not possible |
God1000:Anybody that gets angry that the show should be ban is a typical Nigerian youth, very useless show |
Frezhkid10:Lols, you can't compare consuming nation to a producing nation, other country may trive she they print more currency becusee they are are producing state, the money in circulation ends in production circle, which is mostly they export to other needy nations like Nigeria whom are readily available to consume just anything thrown at them, but a country that produces little and consumes everything came fall on printing more money, it will plung the economy into irredeemable inflation.. Reference Zimbabwe |
Komu1048:U understand little or nothing about economy and money generation, so I won't banter words with u |
PNomsule:You see, it's a vicious cycle, take for example, when more people are employed, they will be paid right, what is the value of working when u know that the money you will be paid won't be enough to buy you food to eat not to talk of clothing and luxury, it gets to a point when the money becomes so valueless that there will be no need to work, a case study is Zimbabwe. When there is stagflation, prices can't be controlled because an individual could monopolies the market take for example, when dangote refinery is ready, he would be a sole producer of oil in Nigeria, when when stagflation sets in, you can't control or regulate how he sales his product because the whole country is dependent on him for survival, it's will be wild like going back to stone ages. Now this is a practical example Take for instance if our normal exchange rate is maybe #1,000 to 1$ dollar and a crude of oil is sold at #100,000 these foreign countries would have to exchange $10 dollars just to acquire one barrel of oil, but when stagflation sets in, exchange rate would be crazy, say N100,000 for $1 dollar and a barrel of oil is sold at 100,000 to foreign export for example, when stagflation sets in and the naira looses it value, you could buy 10 barrels of oil for $1 dollar These illustration above means, the value of money that the foreign countries pays for 1 barrel of oil when the economy was good, same amount of money would buy 10 barrels of oil when the economy becomes bad thereby plunging the economy into deeper hyper inflation, most countries wont even buy from Nigeria then, to avoid importing inflation to their country, yes a country could be plunge into inflation by importation from inflation Country. The solution to solving these, The CBN introduces monetary and fiscal policy Which include Open Market operation, sales of bonds and securities and so on, they do this to rake in excess money in circulation, and when this is continued the money in the economy would be just fine to run the economy. The extreme measures is devaluation of the face value of the currency, So that's it, hope it's clearer now? |
As an economist let me make this as clear as possible in lay man terms Printing more money will lead to what is called money illusion when huge amount of money is chasing little amount of goods/services. Printing more money will make the money valueless, which will plunge the country into deep stagflation, which is high unemployment and inflation join together. Countries that their money has money value than ours would not invest in the economy. Prices of things will skyrocket like mad, imagine having ten million naira and a price of big loaf of bread is one million naira, u end up spending ten million naira just to feed for 3 days. With the ridiculous way the value of the money would be the country can't even import anything which will lead to more poverty, even the so call rich men and women would eventually run out of money to spend. It's a scary situation, during covid 19, tinubu suggested that government should just print more money, I read the news and laughed at his nonchalant statement, which clearly shows that he understands nothing in money generation or managing the resources of the nation, reason why I will vote for Peter obi, not out of sentiment but out of the fact that he understands the uniqueness of Nigeria situation and knows how to economically tackle it. |
RapistOnBail:Aswear see as my blood dey boil for here, thank God for the hood, i experience real street lesson growing, I go run this bastard street if Nah me, idiot ![]() |
Latidoh1:Economics |
This is real guys, my own project supervisor left last month to Canada too, thank God I was already done with my project, he has signed and graded it too. I was so happy for him, dude was so intelligent to be wasting here in Nigeria because of ASUU ![]() Y'all campaigning for APC I wonder how una take dey sleep for night. Posterity will never be kind with this Government ![]() |
Hoe-low-show ![]() |
Congratulations Mam and welcome to the world little cutie ![]() |
May her gentle soul continue to rest with the lord, may the more console you bro, take heart please, this is painful ![]() |
If you don't play bet then someone around you does and the person used your debit card details to deposit money in their account, and he fell very cheaply for a sportybet adder scammer who used your saved debit card details in his account to make all the withdrawals, in making deposit with debit card on sportybet, as far as your card is saved, they don'ttt ask for OTP before crediting the bet account. So op, that's what happened. |
Ready100:This is situation that tell you that vawulence don't solve all problems, Nah smal small with crying with plenty catarrh freely flowing down your nose them dey use solve this one ![]() |
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